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Tile Collective while warm antique finishes add richness and texture throughout. Also splash-worthy: A curbless shower and Native Trails soaking tub. ere's indoor-ourdoor everything. LaCantina doors and pass- through windows create a seamless transition between the indoor and outdoor spaces — ideal for beach days, barbecues, and barefoot entertaining. Family-friendly durability is further prioritized with performance fabrics, Dekton countertops, and clever hidden storage (including a disguised walk-in pantry and panel-hidden storage under the stairs). On a recent Friday afternoon, the neighborhood hums with construction. On La Mesa Avenue alone, there are three projects underway — all former beach shacks being transformed into a new era. Rincon Builders and Stephen Dalton Architects are behind the most ambitious project on the corner of La Mesa and El Portal Street. It includes two brand-new, detached single- family homes with ADUs. "We did half of what we could have," says Cote, sitting on the large front porch as kids frolic on the front lawn. "We wanted to respect the scale of the neighborhood." >> RANCH & COAST MAGAZINE OCTOBER 2025 75